Square Folding Table Portable Picnic Party Dining Camp Tables

Does exactly what I wanted - a place to put my grill, and small enough to take camping.

But a warning: we left this out during a hard rain on a camping trip, and it slightly warped, and now it doesn't close without some jiggering. I'm guessing the interor of the table is made of a composite wood material. Keep it dry!

I��m impressed on how sturdy and wide this table are. Pretty decent outdoor table.

I like this table. I��m a bit bummed because it is described as an aluminum table. That is partially true. The legs and hardware are aluminum. The table top is some form of fibreboard or plastic. When legs are raised to highest level, the center sags a bit, and table has a bit of a wobble.

I use this table to sit at when I��m working horse shows. It holds my lightweight paramedic bag bag on one end, And my iPad on the other end.

This little table is not as tall as it appears in the image presented, but is sturdy and folds up nicely. I bought it for camping use and my only concern there is the weight. It's a good deal heavier than I was expecting so adds to the weight in my RV which is limited. I guess if you want sturdy, you will get some weight. The specs were not deceiving, and I suppose I could have ascertained these issues if I'd looked closer. Still, a better image would have helped and the details show package weight, not necessarily the item weight.

My wife and I are musicians, on the road full-time, and we got this for a table for our water bottles, her capo, and a few other things we need to have on the stage. Obviously, because of this, the table will be moved and carried a lot, so lots of potential for losing a leg section.
It would be a lot better if it had telescoping legs. Instead, it has push-together legs that leave 8 sections loose inside it when folded up. Losing a section would render the table useless.
Other than that, it's a nice little table.